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“You are free not to use the drivers but to say that offering drivers is the equivalent to illegal distribution of commercial software? I have no basis for common ground with you and leave you to your opinion.”

Since the default directory type in XP is “Documents”, iirc, the only way to get the music tasks to show up is to either use the default “My Music” directory, or to adjust the settings for a directory or group of directories. The same thing goes with pictures, which have their own directory type as well. All of that being said, we’re talking about a UI developed over 2 years ago, and it’s not likely that it will change until Longhorn comes along. There are many more important features of WinXP to me, such as being able to use metadata (including MP3 tags) as fields in a directory list view. Being able to play a file or group of files from the file manager isn’t really a big thing to rave about (nor CD burning or purchasing music), especially since it’s only awareness of context comes from a setting in the directory’s properties rather than from actual context.

3. The GPL argument is a fact. A license is a license . The reasons against binary blobs are not just put forward by Linux – there are others, e.g. the NetBSD community – who vote clearly against using binary blobs. No control, unable to patch anything. Bad, bad, bad.

The market of welding and cutting equipment is expected to grow at a substantial rate through 2020. Some of the major drivers contributing the overall market growth of welding and cutting equipment include increasing demand from the energy, automotive and construction industries. Slow growth of the ship building, aerospace and defense industries are expected to pose challenge to the growth of welding and cutting equipment market.

It was tacky, but this is the same guy who announced he was going to make KDE a first-class citizen on *buntu immediately following the overblown Novell gnome/kde announcement.

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By 2025 microelectronics are expected to continue its supremacy accounting to 57% share in the global physical vapor deposition market. PVD coating increases the impact bearing capacity, durability and prevents the components from corrosion. Hence, the microelectronics industry, especially from the Asia Pacific, has adopted to PVD coatings driving the growth of the global physical vapor deposition market during the forecast period. By 2025 PVD coated medical equipment are projected to grow with the fasted CAGR of 9.4% as the healthcare sector in regions like North America, Latin America and MEA is booming.

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U sooooooooooo have to be kidding? MS provides heaps of fixes for specific software that dosent work after a windows upgrade and allways have. Its awesome everything works on my windows box and i try lots of software. The reason MS is so big is because of backwards compatability … hell i can run a DOS session so fast!

I don’t buy the argument, myself, that the Linux community needs to band together into some amazing superpower that Microsoft will not stand a chance against. Linux has progress so far through the will of developers and end-user input, it’s always been a loosely-organized community that, while strong, has divisions upon divisions upon divisions. The fact of the matter is that, even though the Linux community may argue quite often which distro is the best, or which latest piece of software is the bomb, the community on a whole still has direction. Linux doesn’t need corporate power, Apache doesn’t have IBM Apache or Novell Apache, and it’s a world-class web server that has garnered incredible amounts of respect and leads the web as far as amount of sites being run on it. The same is true for Linux, people will use it if it works for them. Corporations will use it if it can do what they need. The problem right now is not Linux expanding in the markets that it is primarily oriented towards at this time (Networking, serving, other tasks of similar nature), but rather what’s available right now in terms of software. Linux is expanding in scope and a new focus has been put into the sights: The desktop. 2.6 was a great step, even if it wasn’t primarily for desktops, and 2.8/3.0 are going to be wonderful if current developments are any indication.